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Anbernic Built a Handheld That Flips Its Screen Open Like a Forgotten Phone

By Bill Smith March 21, 2026

Anbernic has a habit of keeping things interesting, and a recently leaked video has the handheld gaming community talking all over again. At first glance the device looks like a straightforward silver square with a touchscreen, the kind of form factor that plenty of companies have tried before. Then it moves, and that is where things get interesting. The screen flips and rotates in a way that will immediately remind anyone old enough of the Motorola FlipOut, and suddenly it becomes clear that Anbernic is doing something nobody quite expected.

Tesla’s Terafab Brings Manufacturing Power to Match the Scale of Space

By Jackson Chung March 21, 2026

Elon Musk made a game-changing announcement hours ago when he revealed plans for Tesla’s Terafab during a live event, taking its work on vehicles and robots literally out of this world. The initiative is a game changer, bringing together SpaceX and xAI to create the world’s largest chip factory. The sheer scale of the operation is mind-boggling, since Terafab will be capable of producing 1 trillion watts of finished chips every year, all under one gigantic roof that will house logic circuits, memory storage, and final packaging.

Joby’s Pilotless Electric Air Taxi Soars Across San Francisco Bay in Milestone Test

By Bill Smith March 21, 2026

Dawn broke over Oakland, and a sleek Joby electric air taxi took off from the international airport runway as if it ruled the sky. Andrea Pingitore piloted N545JX, which lifted straight up and flew westward over the open water with a nice steady rise. Minutes later, she’d reached the far coast and swung north to take the Marin Headlands under her wing, with the entire San Francisco cityscape visible behind her.

From Blinding Sun to Dark Streets, the Pelsee P1 Pro 4K Dashcam Keeps Every Detail Sharp on a Budget

By Jackson Chung March 21, 2026

Every day, drivers face the occasional curveball on the road. The Pelsee P1 Pro 4K dashcam, priced at $49.99 with promotion code: 97KDCUO5 (was $110), does, however, bring clarity into focus, thanks to the footage it gets of license plates, which stay perfectly clear even when the sun is directly shining on it. Not to mention the front camera’s High Dynamic Range (HDR), which slices through glare like a hot knife through butter, leaving you with crisp, clear numerals and lettering that would otherwise be washed out.

Virtual Reality Turns Every Takeoff Into a Personal Adventure in Microsoft Flight Simulator for the PSVR2

By Bill Smith March 21, 2026

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 will be available on PS5 in April of this year, and there will be no additional cost to enjoy it in Virtual Reality. Sim Update 5 includes the VR mode as well as a few other minor improvements, such as snazzy new avionics and compatibility for five new payware aircraft. Anyone who already owns the game on PS5 will be able to try out the VR feature for free because, let’s be honest, the timing looks promising for a release in the first half of next month.

OMOWAY Omo-X Heads to Production as Space Gyroscopes Turn This Electric Scooter Into a Steady Ride

By Jackson Chung March 21, 2026

Test footage shows the Omo-X electric scooter remaining as stable as a rock on a seesaw despite the platform heaving beneath it, but only because no one is on board. This is all down to the control moment gyroscope, which was adapted from satellites / spacecraft and spins as fast as lightning to counteract any tilt.

PicoPal Is the Transparent Game Boy Color Remake Nobody Knew They Needed

By Bill Smith March 21, 2026

Gamers who remember sliding cartridges into their old Game Boy Color will feel right at home when they pick up the PicoPal. Its clear plastic shell displays all of the internal components while maintaining the classic shape and button layout of old. The small LEDs illuminate the directional pad and action buttons with customizable brightness, making them ideal for late-night gaming sessions when all you want to do is keep playing. And a 2.6-inch screen front and center displays lovely crisp colors on games that used to seem tiny on vintage Game Boys.

This Fireproof Building Material Is Just Compressed Sawdust and a Mineral

By Jackson Chung March 20, 2026

Every year, millions of tons of sawdust accumulate in mountains as a result of lumber mills around the world producing wood products. The majority of it is either put into a furnace to generate energy or ends up in landfills, where it does nothing but release all of the carbon it has accumulated. However, researchers at ETH Zurich have discovered a technique to convert that garbage into solid panels that will work well as inside walls and partitions.

Unitree’s As2 Robot Dog Runs at Nearly 12mph, Shrugs Off Rain and Has Enough Battery to Walk Over 20km on a Single Charge

By Jackson Chung March 20, 2026

The Unitree As2 is not your typical robot dog. Compact enough to squeeze into spaces where larger machines simply cannot follow, it measures 720 by 378 by 457 millimeters standing upright and tips the scales at just 18 kilograms with the battery fitted, yet it is built to handle the kind of heavy duty work you would not normally expect from something this size.

Candlelight Powers a Vintage Game Boy Straight Through Tetris

By Bill Smith March 20, 2026

Most people would hear the question and move on without a second thought. Janus Cycle heard it and got to work. The goal was simple but slightly absurd: could a candle power an original Nintendo Game Boy? As it turns out, yes, and the result is a fully working handheld that loads games and stays lit without a single battery or power outlet in sight.